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This is most commonly illustrated by appeal to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (in one of its forms): if the position of a particle is specified precisely, then its momentum must be unknown (i.e., described by a state such that the probabilities of the particle having a certain momentum are spread out over a wide range of possible values), and vice-versa.

Because those without jobs are excluded from conventional analyses of Americans' earnings, the statistics we most commonly see — those that illustrate a trend of wage stagnation — present an overly optimistic picture of the middle class.

The qualitative results of this research illustrate the most commonly perceived strengths and weaknesses of the new DHR and present useful suggestions to improve residency program function.

Table 4 illustrates that the most commonly reported introduction to using at least one CAM treatment was through a recommendation from a friend or a relative (55/116, 47%).

We unpack each of the potential indicators listed above, track its rise as an aspect of research deemed important by a range of interested parties, discuss some of the measures most commonly used to assess it, and illustrate the strengths and limitations of these measures using data from clinical medicine in Oxford.

The key and glossary may be illustrated, but images are most commonly found in the descriptive section and introduction, when one is present.

Analysis of some of the most commonly altered regions in this sample set illustrate the complex pattern of copy number change that can be clarified with aCGH.

All recent lead-time TTO studies used visual aids (most commonly, TTO 'boards' with sliding devices to illustrate the changing length of time in the scenarios that respondents are asked to consider).

They might be found adjacent or within the cruciate ligaments [1, 2], most commonly in the anterior cruciate ligament [2], as illustrated in Fig. 9.

In this paper we illustrate our point by using the most commonly published parameters and scenarios [4], [17] [22].

Table  1 clearly illustrates that cartilage tumours were the most commonly found tumour in the hand (69.1%) followed by bone cysts with 71 cases (11.3%) in this study.